North Korea seeks nonaggression pact with United States
North Korea demanded a nonaggression treaty to ease U.S. security concerns while rejecting the idea that talks occur only after dismantling its nuclear program. Ambassador Pak Gil Yon warned of war rhetoric and urged U.S. respect for DPRK sovereignty in a potential deal.
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Chavez gains support as military split fuels crisis
In Caracas the army commander pledged total support for President Chavez while dissident officers press for his resignation. The protests enter a fourth day with calls for new elections as mediators from OAS and UN seek to avert further violence amid deadly clashes and a stalled referendum timeline.
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